Hot Stocks

The stock market changes from minute to minute, and what’s hot today may not be hot tomorrow. Our expert analysts spot hot stocks that are heating up before the crowd swoops in to bid prices higher, and our journalists sift through the noise to shine a light on trending investments -- in spaces ranging from quantum computing to marijuana stocks -- to determine whether they’re actually worth your time.

Is Airbnb Stock a Buy Amid Strong Anticipated Summer Performance?

A strong summer season should bolster Airbnb; however, ABNB stock remains too expensive from a fundamental perspective.

Hold Norwegian Cruise Line Stock Despite Analyst Warning

Eroding demand for cruises may be a concern in 2022, but improving financial metrics bolster the contrarian case for NCLH stock.

Twitter: Keep a Small Position in Case Deal Goes Ahead

TWTR stock has dropped significantly over the last few months. As a result, it needs to focus on growing profitability and users.

Novavax Stock Can Rally, But It’s Still Facing Many Obstacles

Novavax's vaccine will likely be approved by the FDA relatively soon, but NVAX stock is still facing many obstacles.

Restoration Hardware Stock Is Set Up for a Positive Surprise

Even as some analysts lower their price targets on RH stock, this Warren Buffett-backed investment could be positioned for strong upside.

CEO’s Confidence Isn’t What Affirm Stock Needs Now

AFRM stock was already sliding to fresh lows when a tech-gadget behemoth ventured onto Affirm's market territory.

Which Fintech Stock Could Emerge Stronger from the Recent Selloff?

In this article, we will examine which of these fintech stocks -- Paypal, Block, or SoFi -- will emerge stronger from the recent selloff.

Apple Stock Is Strong … Almost to a Fault

Apple is too high above its 2020 breakout levels, which creates a potential problem for the indices if AAPL stock corrects.

AMC Stock Is Moving Back Into the Limelight

With the summer blockbuster movie season in full swing, AMC stock is again moving higher and looks to be in recovery mode.

Choppy Waters Mean Tread Carefully With Carnival Stock

At today's prices, investors buying Carnival stock today are basically making the wager that the company not only meets, but beats, 2023 expectations. However, as more signs point to continued disappointment, it doesn't appear worthwhile to dive in today.

7 Companies That Should Announce Stock Splits After Amazon

Stock splits are back in vogue after the Amazon split. Here are seven candidates that could be next, considering history and share price.

Why Netflix Buying Roku Makes Sense

InvestorPlace’s Luke Lango thinks it makes no sense for Netflix (NFLX) to buy Roku (ROKU). You might want to speculate on ROKU stock anyway. 

Apple Stock Is Worth Buying, Regardless of the WWDC Event

Apple is holding up better than its FAANG stocks, but that doesn't make it invincible. There is one key thing to know for AAPL stock now.

Quant Ratings Updated on 62 Stocks

Despite some major issues weighing on Wall Street at the moment, there are still plenty of strong stocks in the market for investors.

Alphabet Delivers for Employees, Shareholders Win

The median pay for Alphabet employees in 2021 was $295,884. Over the past five years, it increased this 50%. That’s good news for GOOG stock.

Costco Is Doing Almost All Things Right, But It’s Not a Buy Here

COST stock is a textbook example of an excellent company that is not offering investors an excellent entry point now.

Wall Street Titan: $180 Oil Shock Ahead

Louis Navellier has found multiple oil stocks that have climbed more than 1,000% -- now he’s telling people what to buy for the market ahead.

Chinese Tech Stocks Seek Their Bottom

Alibaba and other Chinese tech stocks are finding their feet under the weight of the government's crackdown and lockdowns. An export-driven boom is likely.

Acknowledge Growing Pains, But Still Watch Black Rifle Coffee

As BRCC stock trades at a steep discount to its peak price, risk-tolerant investors can consider a wager on this intriguing coffee contender.